Introduction Heap pollution is a situation that arises in Java during runtime when a variable of a parameterized type refers to an object that is not of that parameterized type. It's a term often encountered when working with generics. This article seeks to unravel the concept of heap pollution in Java and provide guidance on how to resolve and prevent it What are Generics in Java? Before we delve into heap pollution, let's quickly review Java generics. Generics were introduced in Java 5 to provide type-safety and to ensure that classes, interfaces, and methods could be used with different data ... Read More

There are over 8.7 million species in the world today, about 1.2 million of which are animal species. Many causes, such as human consumption, pollution, dwindling genetic diversity, and a lack of reproduction, pose serious threats to the survival of many of these species. With about a million pangolins left in the wild, they continue to be the most trafficked mammal in the world. Anteaters are not in danger of extinction at the moment, but habitat loss and poaching have caused significant population declines. There are some similarities between the pangolin and the anteater, but there are also ... Read More

The contamination of water bodies like lakes, rivers, ground water or oceans is termed water pollution. The main cause of this pollution is the discharge of harmful substances into water bodies without being treated. Water is the basic and most important element of life. Hence we must protect it from pollution.Water pollution is caused by many factors. Human or animal wastes, Chemicals released from factories, pesticides and other chemicals used in agriculture, oil spills, wastage from factories directed to water tanks etc., Water pollution has become a serious global problem as will cause many diseases and even deaths.We can control ... Read More